Yeah, I have the same issue in Austin, TX trying to find multi-family properties - little to no supply and very expensive.

Did you figure out where you will be getting all your materials from so you can communicate directly if any contractor needs supplies?

I think we have to rewire so that they are more evenly distributed on the 2 circuits supplying our unit.Also, since it was not an issue when I moved in but became an issue, and then got progressively worse, my electrician friend said the breaker may have to be replaced because they wear our over time.

What analytics for supply and demand should I be aware of?

You can offer it to a tenant for extra, rent the garage to someone else (say, someone who needs to park a sports car for the winter), or just keep it for yourself.

Multifamily syndication is a team sport.

Would it be too risky to utilize a HELOC to supply the down payment for my first rental property?

(Low supply) or red flag ( low supply because no demand)I checked CraigslistFB MarketplaceZillowTruliaRent.comAre there any other places I should be checking.

I’ve since asked for further clarification but I have two major concerns. 1.) the 2 ton HVAC condensing unit is inoperable. 2.) their is a 100 amp sub panel only being supplied with 50 amps.

Price gains are leaving buyers on the sidelines as they are blocked by affordability and limited supply as new listings for the month down 6.67% from last June, chocking supply and forcing prices up as more buyers are competing over limited stock.